Word Studies
One word followed through Scripture, carefully and with its limits shown.
Scripture first
Matthew 4:4 · Proverbs 30:5-6
Man shall live by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God, and every word of God is pure. Words are worth this attention because they are His.
What this shelf holds
- The method: gather every occurrence, sort by author and period, read each in context, then describe the range.
- Audela's own word and phrase entries, built this way rather than copied from a gloss.
How to use it
- Do the gathering before the concluding. A study that starts with the meaning you expect will find it.
- Report the range honestly, including the uses that do not fit your point.
What this cannot settle
Two errors govern this shelf: reading a word's history as its meaning, and importing everything a word can mean into every place it appears. Context decides.
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Lexicon · Public domain
A Greek-English Lexicon of the New TestamentTracing how a Greek word was used before the New Testament reached for it.
Lexicon · Public domain
A Hebrew and English Lexicon of the Old TestamentEstablishing the documented range of a Hebrew word and its cognates.
Phrase study
Eternal LifeThe unending life of the age to come, known now through Christ
Word study
FaithTrust in God's character and word, shown by resting on it
Word study
GraceGod's undeserved favour, given freely in Christ
Title of God
Lamb of GodThe sacrifice God provides, who takes away sin
Title of God
Messiah and ChristThe Anointed One, promised through the prophets
Word study
RepentanceA change of mind and direction, turning from sin to God
Word study
RighteousnessBeing right with God, and living rightly before him
Title of God
Son of GodThe unique Son who shares the Father's nature
Title of God
Son of ManDaniel's heavenly figure, the name Jesus used most for himself
Concordance · Public domain
Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the BibleFinding every occurrence of an original word and following it across the canon.
Reference works
Each of these is named so you can open it and check us. Each carries what it is good for and what it cannot decide.
Every entry below is labelled with the kind of evidence it is, so a lexicon is never mistaken for the text and a commentary is never mistaken for a conclusion Scripture has drawn.
A Hebrew and English Lexicon of the Old Testament
Hebrew and Aramaic vocabulary arranged by root, with attested senses and passages.
Use forEstablishing the documented range of a Hebrew word and its cognates.
CautionArrangement by root can suggest connections between words that the biblical writers never made. Its comparative etymologies are often proposals.
A Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament
New Testament Greek vocabulary with classical and Septuagint usage noted.
Use forTracing how a Greek word was used before the New Testament reached for it.
CautionWritten before the papyri showed how ordinary first century Greek actually sounded, so some entries read the vocabulary as more literary than it was.
Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible
Every word of the King James text indexed, each keyed by number to a Hebrew, Aramaic or Greek entry.
Use forFinding every occurrence of an original word and following it across the canon.
CautionThe numbered glosses are the briefest possible summary, not a definition. A word's meaning in one verse is set by that verse, not by the whole range Strong lists.
Young's Analytical Concordance to the Bible
English words sorted by which original word lies behind them.
Use forSeeing where one English word translates several different Hebrew or Greek words.
CautionKeyed to the King James Version, so the English entries will not always match the translation you are reading.
Entries on this shelf
Audela's own entries for this kind of study. Each one is taught from the passages that use it and links into the chapter studies, topics and questions that go furthest with it.
- Eternal Life
The unending life of the age to come, known now through Christ
- Faith
Trust in God's character and word, shown by resting on it
- Grace
God's undeserved favour, given freely in Christ
- Lamb of God
The sacrifice God provides, who takes away sin
- Messiah and Christ
The Anointed One, promised through the prophets
- Repentance
A change of mind and direction, turning from sin to God
- Righteousness
Being right with God, and living rightly before him
- Son of God
The unique Son who shares the Father's nature
- Son of Man
Daniel's heavenly figure, the name Jesus used most for himself
- The Good Shepherd
The shepherd who knows his sheep and dies for them
- The Word
God's self-expression, present before creation and personal
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Scripture · Biblical cross references · Original Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek · Historical, cultural, geographical and archaeological background · Trusted biblical reference works · Explanation and application
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